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The following program is your hit parade, as originally telecast last Saturday by Lucky

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Strike.

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Lucky Strike presents your hit parade.

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The top tunes all over America, as determined by your hit parade survey, which checks the

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best sellers in sheet music and phonograph records.

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The songs most heard on the air and the songs most played on the automatic coin machine.

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An accurate, authentic tabulation of America's taste in popular music.

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Your hit parade.

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And now, the Lucky Seven songs of the week, with Eileen Wilson, Snooky Lanson, Dorothy

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Cullen, the hit paraders and dancers, and Freeman Scott and the Lucky Strike Orchestra.

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And off we go with survey song number four.

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Eileen Wilson steps into the spotlight with a song that's in fourth place this week, Anytime.

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Anytime you're feeling lonely, anytime you're feeling blue, anytime you feel downhearted,

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that will prove you're wrong for me, it's true.

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Anytime you're thinking about me, that's the time I'll be thinking of you.

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So anytime you say you want me back again, that's the time I'll hurry back home to you.

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Anytime you're thinking about me, that's the time I'll be thinking of you.

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So anytime you say you want me back again, that's the time I'll hurry back home to you.

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Anytime and anywhere with you.

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Number three, Snooky Lanson and the plaintiff's song that celebrates its twelfth appearance

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on the survey, Cry.

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If your sweetheart sends a letter of goodbye, it's no secret you'll feel better if you cry.

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When waking from a bad dream, don't you sometimes think it's real?

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Well, it's only false emotions that you feel, and if your heartaches seem to hang around too long,

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and your blues keep getting bluer with each song, everything's going wrong,

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remember sunshine can be found behind a cloudy sky, so let your hair down and go on and cry.

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Go on, girl, and yourself a cry.

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It's time for a lucky strike extra. The hit parade dancers, Raymond Scott and the orchestra

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get together for a salute to spring, blue sky.

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Go on, girl, and yourself a cry.

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Go on, girl, and yourself a cry.

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Go on, girl, and yourself a cry.

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Song number two. Here's Dorothy Collins in the springtime setting of survey song number two,

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Please, Mr. Sun.

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Mr. Sun, this young lady has a problem that she seems to think you can solve.

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Listen. Ask to him, please, Mr. Sun. Say the good word. Speak to him, Mr. Rainbow.

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Make him see the light. And take him under your branches.

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Mr. Tree. Mr. Sun, Mr. Rainbow, Mr. Tree. Whisper to him, Mr. Wind. Give him a message.

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Sing to him, Mr. Robin. A serenade. And Mrs. Moonlight. Put in a word for me.

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Make him see how important he is to her.

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Tell him how I feel. It shouldn't end this way.

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Listen to all his friends. He'll listen to whatever you have to say.

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Babble to him, Mr. Brook. Babble a stream of love words.

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Kiss him for me, Miss Raindrop. And watch to see they all do.

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Mr. Sun.

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Thank you.

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If you're in the dark about the real reason you smoke, light up a Lucky, and you'll realize that you smoke to enjoy the taste.

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Better taste. For nothing. No, nothing beats better taste. And Luckies taste better.

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Yes, Luckies taste better. Cleaner, fresher, and smoother.

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You don't even have to open a pack of Luckies to find one reason why Luckies taste better.

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It's right on the smart, red and white Lucky Strike pack. See here?

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LSMFT. Lucky Strike means fine tobacco.

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That's where Lucky's better taste starts, with that light, naturally mild tobacco that's just bound to taste better.

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As a matter of fact, here is some of that tobacco, all shredded and ready to be made into Lucky Strike cigarettes.

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Look at those long, perfectly cut strands of fine tobacco.

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One whiff of their fresh, rich aroma tells you that this indeed is fine tobacco.

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And that's tobacco.

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And another thing, friends. You can actually see that Luckies are made better when you open a pack and take out a Lucky.

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You'll notice it's round, firm, and fully packed to draw freely and smoke evenly.

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So, friends, if you're in the dark about the real reason you smoke, light up a Lucky, and you'll realize you smoke to enjoy the taste.

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Better taste. Remember, nothing, no, nothing beats better taste.

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And Luckies taste better.

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Survey song number six.

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Snooky Lanson's thoughts turn to romance as he sings the ballad that's in the number six spot.

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Tell Me Why.

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♪ Tell me why, oh, I try to forget. Tell me why, why I think of you yet. I know I'll never be free. What has happened to me?

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Tell me why, when we danced until three, tell me why, why my heart couldn't see. I never dreamed of romance.

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Never gave it a chance when I think of how you looked that day. In your gown of silken lace.

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Should have known the day came my way, that this was the time and the place. Tell me why I keep fooling my heart.

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But I know it was love from the start. Why don't we give it a try? If you know, tell me why. If you find out, won't you tell me why?

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Tell me why, won't you tell me why?

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Number five on the survey. The hip parade dancers in a dramatic interpretation of the Latin American melody that captures fifth place tonight. Blue Tango.

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Number seven. Eileen Wilson and Russell Arms are in a reminiscent mood as they bring us the tune the survey finds in seventh place. Be My Life's Companion.

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Time for another lucky strike extra. Snooky Lanson, the hit paraders and dancers greet the Easter season with a perennial favorite. For Me and My Gal.

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Friends, nothing, no nothing beats better taste and Luckies taste better. They're cleaner, fresher, smoother and it's because they're made better to taste better.

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They're made of fine, mild tobacco, good tasting tobacco that always comes to you perfectly fresh and in a pack that's extra tightly sealed to keep in that fresher taste.

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Yes, Luckies are fresher. Why just smoke them and see. Get the better taste you want in a cigarette and get it fresh.

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Number one, the top tune of the week. The song the survey finds in first place is Fortune.

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Tune in again next week at the same time when your hit parade will again bring you the Lucky 7 songs of the week with Snooki Lanson, June Ballet, Dorothy Collins, Russell Arms, the Hit Paraders and Dancers, Raymond Scott and the Lucky Strike Orchestra.

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This is Andre Barouch saying be happy, go Lucky. Your hit parade has been selected as one of the programs to be shown to our armed forces overseas.

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Lucky Strike, product of the American Tobacco Company, America's leading manufacturer of cigarettes.

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Our forests are among our most vital resources. Last year through carelessness, forest fires destroyed millions of acres of valuable timber.

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This shameful waste weakens America. Protect our forests. Don't toss away lighted matches or cigarettes. Make sure every campfire is completely out.

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Remember only you can prevent forest fires.

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The preceding program was your hit parade as originally telecast last Saturday by Lucky Strike.

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